IRDAI Assistant Manager Cut Off: Previous Year Marks
The IRDAI Assistant Manager cut-off works at three points. Phase I has sectional and overall qualifying marks, Phase II has an aggregate cut-off out of 300 that decides who is called for interview, and the final list is drawn on a combined score out of 100 that weights Phase II and the interview at 85:15. Cut-offs can also be set separately for each stream.
The figures on this page are indicative category-wise scores from the 2023 and 2024 cycles, compiled from published results. They do not show a stream-wise break-up, and no cycle has been notified since August 2024. Use them as benchmarks for your own target, not as official minimums for the next exam.
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IRDAI Assistant Manager Cut-off 2024
Category | Phase I (out of 160) | Phase II (out of 300) | Final (out of 100) |
|---|---|---|---|
UR | 109.50 | 178 | 69.16 |
EWS | 103.25 | 169 | 67.15 |
OBC | 102.25 | 170 | 66.41 |
SC | 91.25 | 155 | 64.56 |
ST | 82.50 | 162 | 64.09 |
PwBD (Type A) | 54.40 | 185 | 70.21 |
Indicative figures. Phase II and final scores for other PwBD types were also reported separately.
IRDAI Assistant Manager Cut-off 2023
Category | Phase I (out of 160) | Phase II (out of 300) | Final (out of 100) |
|---|---|---|---|
UR | 87.25 | 183 | 74.12 |
EWS | 63.75 | 168 | 64.37 |
OBC | 80.75 | 171 | 67.89 |
SC | 70.25 | 157 | 66.58 |
ST | 47.75 | 150 | 65.35 |
PwBD | 39.50 | 146 | 63.11 |
Indicative figures compiled from published results.
Cut-off Trend
Phase I rose sharply: The UR Phase I cut-off went up by 22.25 marks, from 87.25 in 2023 to 109.50 in 2024, and EWS rose by almost 40 marks.
Phase II stayed steady: The UR Phase II cut-off moved only from 183 to 178 out of 300, around 60% in both years.
Final scores cluster in the mid-60s to low-70s: Across categories, the final selection score sat between about 64 and 74 out of 100 in both cycles.
The pattern suggests that Phase I can swing a lot with paper difficulty, while Phase II demands consistently strong writing of around 60% or more.
What Affects the Cut-off
Vacancies: With only 49 posts in 2024, and 5 in most streams, small changes in vacancies move cut-offs noticeably.
Paper difficulty: An easier Phase I pushes the qualifying marks up, as 2024 showed.
Number of applicants: More candidates per post usually means a higher bar at each stage.
Shortlisting ratio: Around 20 times the vacancies are called for Phase II, so the Phase I cut-off is roughly the score of the last candidate in that group for each stream.
Sectional minimums: Each Phase I section has its own cut-off, so a good total alone is not enough to qualify.
How to Set Your Target Score
Cut-offs change every year with difficulty, vacancies and the number of applicants. Treat last year's figures as a benchmark only, and aim for a clear margin above them rather than a bare pass.
Stage | Benchmark (UR, 2024) | Safer Practice Target |
|---|---|---|
Phase I | 109.50 out of 160 | 120 or more in mocks, with no section below about 25 |
Phase II | 178 out of 300 | 195 or more, about 65%, on timed practice sets |
Final | 69.16 out of 100 | Aim for a Phase II score that leaves room for an average interview |
A Testkart test series also makes it easier to see whether your weakest section is moving above the safe range over time.Official results and any cut-off notices are published on https://irdai.gov.in/.
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